output colour space XYZ/LAB - just for confirmation
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Matija Kogoj
Jun 27, 2019, 5:13:50 PM6/27/19
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Hello!
So I noticed that when opening the stitched TIFF panorama in Photoshop for touchups there would often be banding present. I have just found out that switching to Lab colourspace fixes that issue.
My question is does hugin output in LAB colourspace, or is it the XYZ - which is afaik similar and just interpreted correctly by photosghop but not declared in the file and therefore not automatically selected?
David W. Jones
Jun 27, 2019, 6:19:20 PM6/27/19
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On June 27, 2019 11:13:50 AM HST, Matija Kogoj <mkogoj...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hello!
>
>So I noticed that when opening the stitched TIFF panorama in Photoshop
>for
>touchups there would often be banding present. I have just found out
>that
>switching to Lab colourspace fixes that issue.
>
>My question is does hugin output in LAB colourspace, or is it the XYZ -
>
>which is afaik similar and just interpreted correctly by photoshop but
>Hello!
>
>So I noticed that when opening the stitched TIFF panorama in Photoshop
>for
>touchups there would often be banding present. I have just found out
>that
>switching to Lab colourspace fixes that issue.
>
>My question is does hugin output in LAB colourspace, or is it the XYZ -
>
>not
>declared in the file and therefore not automatically selected?
I don't know how Photoshop handles colorspaces. I haven't used it in more than 10 years!
>declared in the file and therefore not automatically selected?
I've always used LAB because ages ago I read somewhere that it is (technically at least) the most accurate or correct colorspace.
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T. Modes
Jun 28, 2019, 2:41:02 PM6/28/19
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Am Donnerstag, 27. Juni 2019 23:13:50 UTC+2 schrieb Matija Kogoj:
Hello!So I noticed that when opening the stitched TIFF panorama in Photoshop for touchups there would often be banding present. I have just found out that switching to Lab colourspace fixes that issue.
Only switching the colorspace should not change the appearance of an image. But it can influence the following processing.
My question is does hugin output in LAB colourspace, or is it the XYZ - which is afaik similar and just interpreted correctly by photosghop but not declared in the file and therefore not automatically selected?
Hugin outputs RGB images (and it keeps existing color profiles)
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